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Dog fashion: Dress your pup for any occasion

Posted December 28, 2018

Dog fashion: Brussels griffon wears coat and boots to ward off the cold.
A Brussels griffon wears a coat and boots to ward off the cold.

Luckily for all dog lovers, the world has become much more open to the presence of dogs at various social functions. After all, they’re cute, friendly, and make everyone happier. Since your dog has this unique role of bringing out the best in people, it’s only natural to dress the part by choosing the right dog fashion.

Choosing the right coat or boots can make your dog the center of attention anywhere. All you need is a little guidance and some effort for the best results.

Dog fashion: Winterwear

Winter clothes aren’t just cute; they’re also quite practical. Your dog can feel the chilly wind as much as you can. The cold weather might be even worse for them as they’re closer to the ground. Sure, they have fur to protect them, but more often than not, that’s not enough.

That’s why you ought to choose a warm coat or jumper. If it gets rainy or snowy where you live, it’s more advisable to get a water-resistant jacket so your pup will stay dry. Don’t forget about the boots, either, as they’ll keep your dog’s little paws from freezing. As your dog ages, winterwear becomes essential.

Dog fashion: Sleepwear

Pajamas are solely a human concept, but more and more dogs are getting their own sleepwear, too. Some people think that dressing your dog up for bed might be a little extreme, but it mostly depends on the pup’s age.

Puppies might benefit from pajamas most as they keep them snug and warm overnight. But senior dogs also benefit from a little extra warmth at night. If your dog is susceptible to cold temperatures, you can even get them a cozy and soft coat warmer than standard pajamas. In extreme cases, warm boots or socks help ward off the chill.

Dog fashion: Holiday clothes

The holidays are the perfect time of year to dress up your dog and show your Christmas spirit. Depending on the behavior and how much they like clothes, you can opt for something festive, like colorful dog coats that reflect the season.

Make sure to opt for Christmas colors regardless of the type of clothes you choose. If you’re feeling really festive, you can even try dressing your pet up as Santa’s elf. No elf costume is complete without a pair of jingly green boots, though. They’re an absolute necessity and provide the wow factor which would’ve been missing otherwise.

Dog fashion: Walks

Just because you walk daily doesn’t mean you can’t dress up for it. Proper walk attire can help your pup become a top dog in an instant. It’s important to stay light but still show you’ve got style. After all, your dog will care more about having fun than strutting its stuff.

In the case of walks, you can choose a cute bandana to tie around your dog’s neck. This way, you’ll enhance their cuteness and still let them be free and unburdened. Another option is to go for a light coat that matches the color of their fur and keeps them safe from any breeze. If the area you walk in is muddy and often rainy, you’ll need a pair of sound rain boots for your pooch, too. Make sure to match them with the coat for the best fashion effect.

Dog fashion: Costume parties

Costume parties aren’t exclusively for humans anymore, either. More and more people are throwing parties for their friends and their pets. When attending a costume party with your dog, you want to make an impression. That’s why you should pay attention to your pup’s body language and personality the most.

If they’re a silly and energetic dog, you should opt for a costume that reflects that. A colorful dress or a jester hat might do the trick. Get something fancier like a tux or a dinner dress if you’re dealing with a serious and calm pup. Of course, no costume is complete without a pair of fancy boots to go with the gentleman or lady coat your pup has surely already got on. Whatever you decide, it’s a good idea to match your outfits. Companies like Snog The Frog offer a wide variety of choices, so you’ll be sure to find the perfect fit.

Choosing the right dog fashion

As you can see, dog fashion is much like human fashion but cuter. Styling your best friend will make them feel loved and cherished because, let’s face it, they love the attention. If you’re feeling ambitious, you can even make your own dog clothes.

With these tips, you’ll soon be an expert everyone will turn to for advice about matching their pup’s boots and coat according to the occasion.

Emma Williams is an Australian writer with an MBA in Business Administration and a passion for anything lifestyle-related. Connect with Emma on Twitter. 

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